EIT InnoEnergy operates at the centre of the energy transition and is the leading innovation engine in sustainable energy. It brings the technology, business model innovation and skills required to accelerate the green deal, progress towards Europe’s decarbonisation and re-industrialisation goals, whilst also securing a reliable supply of clean energy.
Recognised as Europe’s top cleantech and blue economy venture capital firm and investor in 2023 by Startup Genome, one of Europe’s top 10 most active deeptech investors by Sifted in 2023 and the most active investor in the energy sector in 2022 by Pitchbook, InnoEnergy backs innovations across a range of areas. These include energy storage, transport and mobility, renewables, energy efficiency, hard to abate industries, smart grids and sustainable buildings and cities.
InnoEnergy has a portfolio of more than 200 companies, which are estimated to generate €110 billion in revenue and save 2.1G tonnes of CO2e accumulatively by 2030. Collectively, these companies have raised more than €9.7 billion in investment to date.
InnoEnergy is the driving force behind three strategic European initiatives which include the European Battery Alliance (EBA), the European Green Hydrogen Acceleration Center (EGHAC) and the European Solar Photovoltaic Industry Alliance (ESIA).
InnoEnergy was established in 2010 and is supported by the European Institute of Innovation and Technology (EIT), a body of the European Union. Since its inception, InnoEnergy has screened more than 7,000 start-ups, launched more than 300 products to market and overseen its portfolio companies filing 370+ patents. Today, InnoEnergy has a trusted ecosystem of 1200+ partners and 35 shareholders and a 200+ strong team with offices across Europe and in Boston, US.
Industry
Environmental Services
HQ Location
Kennispoort, 6th floor
John F. Kennedylaan 2
EINDHOVEN, 5612 AB, NL
Keywords
Leadership of three industrial value chains: European Battery Alliance (EBA) for battery storageEuropean Green Hydrogen Acceleration Center (EGHAC) for green hydrogethe European Solar PV Industry Alliance (ESIA) for solar photovoltaicsLinking industry with innovation and alumniproviding commercially attractive technologies spanning the energy value chaitop talent to enhance innovatioProviding start-upsscale-upsinnovators with tailor-made support to boost and de-risk business cases and speed up time to marketProviding students and learners with access to master’s programmes at 16 top technical universities and business schools